on april 19, 1564, ivan fedorov and pyotr mstislavets began printing the apostle. first russian dated that, books in russia were only handwritten, but the printing press had already been invented; in 1553, ivan the terrible ordered the construction of a printing yard not far from the kremlin on nikolskaya street. one of the tributes from that first printing house has survived. the case was entrusted to deacon ivan fedorov; he knew latin and greek and knew how to bind books. the first to decide was to print the acts and epistles of the apostles; this is part of the new testament. written by the evangelist luke. fedorov, his main assistant, pyotr mstislavets and journeymen, they cast type for each letter, cut out wooden ornaments to decorate the book , and carefully selected the primary source, since different manuscripts of the apostle were sent from the monasteries. the preparation took 10 years, the printing itself on french paper took another year, the result was a book of 534 pages, 25 lines each. the circulation was large for those. on april 19, 1783, catherine ii announced the en

its publishers were our pioneer printers, ivan fedorov and pyotr mstislavets.n terms of quality. subsequently, researchers did not find anything in it. please accept them with love, addressed to readers ivan fedorov. the work of the pioneer printers was gratefully accepted by leading generations. it was the apostle of 1564 who paved the way for the great russian printed word. why is it so important to know history? because? the less they know it, the more people want to edit it in their own interests. the big game will continue to air on the first. good afternoon, the big game is live. today vladimir putin awarded the order of courage posthumously. voenkor izvestia, who died in the zone of a special military operation , semyon eremin. today with him farewell passes, and we naturally express words of deepest sadness. highway, and will also present state awards to those who contributed to this construction. let me remind you that bam is russia’s second mainline railway access to the pacific ocean, along with the transibom; it is one of the largest railways in the